Mansory Ferrari F12 berlinetta Stallone

Mansory, that infamous German tuning company with a reputation for assaulting various supercars with their unique taste in colors and over-the-top body kits, is rolling into this year’s Geneva Motor Show with what, for them, is a rather restrained creation.Based on the Ferrari F12berlinetta, the Mansory Stallone features numerous carbon fiber components and body panels. There’s a redesigned hood, front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, rear diffuser, mirror covers, door handle covers and headlights. To top it off there’s also a set of humongous wheels, which measure 21-inches up front and 22-inches at the back.On the inside Mansory are up to their old tricks, wrapping the interior in eye-searing red upholstery, and painting red almost everything they can get their grubby little hands on. It’s a wonderful homage to early ’90s tuning, and should suit clients who typify the expression, “money can’t buy taste”.In an attempt to redeem themselves, Mansory have made some effort to squeeze a little more go out of the Ferrari’s engine. With the help of a new sports exhaust and a modified ECU, Mansory’s engineers have managed to coax an additional 34 horsepower out of the engine, taking the total to 764 horsepower. Likewise peak torque has increased from 509 lb-ft (690Nm)  to 535 lb-ft (725Nm).